The problem arises because so many people see it as a reflection of their worth when someone doesn't want to be with them.

"If I was good enough, this person would want to be with me, so there must be something wrong with me."

There is another way to see this. The way I see it is that for each of us there is a relatively small number of people with whom we feel a deep connection.

Whether you want to explain this as due to being part of the same soul group in the spiritual realm, or to having similar energies, or to chemistry, the fact is that we don't feel connected to most people.

Just because I don't feel connected with someone doesn't mean there is anything wrong with them.

Just because you don't feel drawn to spend time with someone doesn't mean there is anything wrong with that person, and just because someone doesn't connect with you doesn't mean there is anything wrong with you.

It's just the way things are, and it has nothing to do with t being anything wrong with anyone.

So if I say to someone, "I don't feel a strong connection between us," I am simply stating a fact.

I am not making a judgment about the person's adequacy or worth.

All of us meet perfectly wonderful people with whom we just don't feel a connection.

The person might be very attractive, have similar interests to us, and even be on a similar growth path or spiritual path.